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In 4992, a compound of Wendwillow gnomes camping on an island at the confluence of three rivers in the lake country northwest of [[Ta'Nalfein]] was lost to a rushing deluge. The few survivors who made their way back upriver vowed never to place themselves at the mercy of more powerful forces again. They named the island (and, later, their bloodline) Angstholm, fortified it with traps and other defensive mechanisms, and disappeared from history. It is rumored that Angstholm gnomes have built fortress compounds on other similarly located islands.
In 4992, a compound of Wendwillow gnomes camping on an island at the confluence of three rivers in the lake country northwest of [[Ta'Nalfein]] was lost to a rushing deluge. The few survivors who made their way back upriver vowed never to place themselves at the mercy of more powerful forces again. They named the island (and, later, their bloodline) Angstholm, fortified it with traps and other defensive mechanisms, and disappeared from history. It is rumored that Angstholm gnomes have built fortress compounds on other similarly located islands.


The Angstholm rarely leave their island fortress home, and when they do they are notoriously private and shy among strangers. They make acquaintance slowly, and even among their closest friends they say little about their homeland. The Angstholm gnomes remain dedicated to their founders’ pledge to tame the elements through the study of elemental magic. They have long been disdainful of the [[Arkati]], whom they hold responsible for the flood. Many have turned away from the Arkati altogether to worship the elements directly.
The Angstholm rarely leave their island fortress home, and when they do they are notoriously private and shy among strangers. They make acquaintance slowly, and even among their closest friends they say little about their homeland. The Angstholm gnomes remain dedicated to their founders' pledge to tame the elements through the study of elemental magic. They have long been disdainful of the [[Arkati]], whom they hold responsible for the flood. Many have turned away from the Arkati altogether to worship the elements directly.


The bloodmark of the Angstholm consists of two concentric pentagons with a wavy line representing floodwater coursing
The bloodmark of the Angstholm consists of two concentric pentagons with a wavy line representing floodwater coursing over the top.
over the top.


== Reference ==
== Reference ==

Revision as of 20:40, 27 January 2017

The Angstholm were a bloodline of forest gnomes descended from the Wendwillow bloodline. They are the most reclusive of all forest gnomes.

In 4992, a compound of Wendwillow gnomes camping on an island at the confluence of three rivers in the lake country northwest of Ta'Nalfein was lost to a rushing deluge. The few survivors who made their way back upriver vowed never to place themselves at the mercy of more powerful forces again. They named the island (and, later, their bloodline) Angstholm, fortified it with traps and other defensive mechanisms, and disappeared from history. It is rumored that Angstholm gnomes have built fortress compounds on other similarly located islands.

The Angstholm rarely leave their island fortress home, and when they do they are notoriously private and shy among strangers. They make acquaintance slowly, and even among their closest friends they say little about their homeland. The Angstholm gnomes remain dedicated to their founders' pledge to tame the elements through the study of elemental magic. They have long been disdainful of the Arkati, whom they hold responsible for the flood. Many have turned away from the Arkati altogether to worship the elements directly.

The bloodmark of the Angstholm consists of two concentric pentagons with a wavy line representing floodwater coursing over the top.

Reference

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